Missionaries

In "Missionaries," Phil Klay explores the complexities of modern warfare through the interconnected stories of four characters, including a U.S. Army medic and a foreign correspondent, both drawn to the conflict in Colombia shaped by America's post-9/11 military interventions. The novel delves into the ramifications of global violence, as Colombian soldiers ally with U.S. forces against narco gangs, revealing the intricate dynamics of power and survival. With a blend of intense suspense and geopolitical insight, Klay shines a light on the enduring impact of war on individual lives.